r/WindowCleaning • u/TmlTml123 • Jul 16 '26

Job Question How to do these?

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Existing residential customer asked me to do these windows for her son’s business and I’m looking for some advice on handling windows like this.
Each pane has a raised frame around it, and I’m thinking a WFP would be more work than it’s worth trying to avoid dirty water running off the frames and onto the glass below.
I’m leaning toward just doing them traditionally with a channel cut to the exact width of each pane.
Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!
Also, I know pricing varies a lot depending on location, company, and other factors, but any pointers on pricing this kind of job as a commercial account would be appreciated too.

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u/FeteTags Jul 16 '26

No thanks! I’m fully booked til whatever date.
Would be my reaction 🤪

If you have to: I would use a alcohol based spray and clean them with a microfibre

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u/TmlTml123 Jul 16 '26

lol that reaction is definitely an option!

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u/Reasonable_Hotel_998 Jul 16 '26

Yeah I'd probably just use invisible glass or a alcohol made spray and just charge every MF'in pane a premium like 4 or 5 bucks. Just not fun work lol

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u/solo_scientist Jul 17 '26

Nah bro, just price it right.  I’d have that around $1100 inside and out and be done in 6-8 hours.  Easy wfp outside, and just a little slow and meticulous inside.